[Bug] Layout issue

[emre2345Participant]

I’ve a layout issue with the graphs whenever i open a window of Remote Config or Addressable Assets. These are the packages, that causes the problem, i’ve seen so far. There might be other packages as well. I attached some examples.

 

[GavalakisKeymaster]

Oh. That looks awful 😛
Does it only happen after you open said other assets editor? If so it looks like those assets modify the native Unity GUI.
Can you please try this:

– Open up GraphEditor.cs file.
– Find the ‘OnGUI’ function around line #444
– Add this line of code at the very start of the function GUI.skin = null;.

Please let me know if that fixes the issue you are having.
Thank you.

[emre2345Participant]

Hey,

Thanks for the reply. I added the line you mentioned. Unfortunately it didn’t solve the problem.

It’s been taken sometime as i couldn’t reproduced the problem consistently.

[GavalakisKeymaster]

Hello and sorry for the late reply. I really think that the GUI implemented in these other windows you open when this happens mesh up the native Unity gui big time. Does this happen for you when opening any other editor windows (Unity or not)?

Thank you.

[emre2345Participant]

Hello, sorry the late reply as well 🙂

I experience this problem from time to time when i open either Remote Config window or the Addressables window. These’re the windows of unity packages. I didn’t experience this problem with any other plugin window that i downloaded from Asset Store.

[emre2345Participant]

I was able to reproduce the problem with:

1. Create a project with FC and remote config package of Unity

2. Open remote config window

3. Close unity while the remote config window is open

4. Reopen the project and graphs are messed up.

 

This seems to be repeating on my end. I’ve a custom layout for me 2-screen computer setup.

[GavalakisKeymaster]

Hmm. Thanks for letting me know.
If this only happens with this specific package then there definitely has to be something in that package that messes up the GUI. I will take a look to see what this could be.

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